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2018 Champions for Change Conference WIPCE 2017 Conference

Past Events

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'1924: What Happened and Why' by Rick Hill

This presentation will examine the issues leading up to the attempted takeover of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy Council of Chiefs, the significant events of October 1924, and the consequences of those events, as well as the federal government’s intention of ousting the Chiefs, confiscating the wampum, and imposing their law upon the community at Grand River.

Deyohahá:ge: Collections Awareness | Lunch & Learn - Brantford

Guided by IKC staff, you will explore the depth and inner workings of the IKC collections – where they originated, how they were acquired, and how they are preserved, stored, searched, and accessed. You will learn about what it takes to keep track of thousands of items and the efforts made to curate an archive collection relevant to diverse community needs and visitor enquiries.

Deyohahá:ge: Collections Awareness | Lunch & Learn - Six Nations

Guided by IKC staff, you will explore the depth and inner workings of the IKC collections – where they originated, how they were acquired, and how they are preserved, stored, searched, and accessed. You will learn about what it takes to keep track of thousands of items and the efforts made to curate an archive collection relevant to diverse community needs and visitor enquiries.

sunset over a lake

Peacebuilding Workshop Series

This non-accredited workshop series is designed to build and enhance an appreciation for Indigenous knowledge, specifically Hodinohso:ni’ thought and philosophy, as a framework when approaching peacebuilding. Continuing Education students within these workshops will be guided by experts in the field as they engage in critical thought and rich discussion around theories and practice of peacebuilding amongst peers.